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Indian residential schools were designed with cemeteries

Indian residential schools were designed with cemeteries

“It wasn’t secret that there were going to be deaths”
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Residential school survivors seek to witness demolition of place of nightmares

Residential school survivors seek to witness demolition of place of nightmares

‘It wasn’t the buildings that did that; it was the people,’ survivor says of abuse
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Insider trading: June 21, 2021

Insider trading: June 21, 2021

The following is a list of stock trades made by corporate executives, directors and other company insiders of B.C.’s public companies filed in the week ended June 9, 2021. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.
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Active COVID-19 infections fall in B.C. in 40th straight data update, to 1,389

Active COVID-19 infections fall in B.C. in 40th straight data update, to 1,389

One more COVID-19 death, and 109 new infections were detected overnight.
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Benefits agreement or influence peddling?

Benefits agreement or influence peddling?

Proposed UNDRIP regulation could have unintended consequences for business
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Vancouver and Surrey among top FDI cities in Americas: Financial Times

Vancouver and Surrey among top FDI cities in Americas: Financial Times

Vancouver is top large city while Surrey is eighth-best mid-size city
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B.C. provides reconciliation funding to Heiltsuk

B.C. provides reconciliation funding to Heiltsuk

BC provides $22 million in funding as part of earlier reconciliation agreement
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Potential border reopening remains in flux as feds extend restrictions to late July

Potential border reopening remains in flux as feds extend restrictions to late July

Officials expected to provide more details about international travel on Monday
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Court pilot project to assist in separation, divorce cases

Court pilot project to assist in separation, divorce cases

Plan to assist modest and low-income family law cases through courts
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B.C. job market holds up under health orders

B.C. job market holds up under health orders

COVID-19 “circuit breaker” restrictions held back B.C.’s labour market in May but relaxation of measures near the end of the month and a clear restart plan for the economy bodes well for June and beyond.
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